Sentence examples for reciprocal policy from inspiring English sources

In my view, it looks bad that the military lacks a reciprocal policy of inclusiveness.

Although not a direct, causal influence, there is a reciprocal relationship between policy and the media; policy developments shape news stories and, in turn, public responses to news stories may shape policy.

Emphasis on reciprocal relationship between policy designs and public opinion/political action.

This "open markets" policy without reciprocal agreements is too generous to the UK's competitors, say Remain campaigners, and would wipe out the domestic businesses shielded by tariffs.

Her endorsement of the administration's strategy offers significant political cover to a policy of reciprocal diplomacy that could still backfire.

In other words, in 140-character increments, Mr. Trump diminished his own standing by causing a minor international incident, demonstrated that the loyalty he demands of the people who work for him isn't reciprocal, set back his policy goals and wasted time that he could have devoted to health care, tax reform or "infrastructure week".

This is a particular problem for travel insurance policies that rely on the reciprocal system of European health insurance cards (Ehic) to defray the cost of emergency treatment in member states.

That support should earn reciprocal cooperation and respect for American policy from its ally, not to mention non-interference in its domestic politics.

Or is Palestinian leadership betting that politics will guide ICC policy against Israel without reciprocal scrutiny?

She said reciprocal measures would be forthcoming if this policy did not change.

So Clarke was surely on the right track if politicians and judges could summon up enough common sense to implement a less severe policy sensibly while avoiding their reciprocal hobby of second-guessing each other and bickering in public.